Belkin Pro iPad Keyboard Case with Magnetic Stand,Backlit Bluetooth Keyboard,Multi-gesture Controls,Apple Pencil Storage,Leather case, QWERTY, Multimedia Keys for iPad Air M2 11", 10.9", iPad Pro 11"

Bought this for iPad Air 10.9”. It is easy to connect and once done it is very responsive. Acts well as a protective case. Keyboard has good feedback and makes working on the fly really easy. Can feel a little heavy but the battery life is really long and charges relatively quickly when needed.

Arrived today (typing this review on it now)General impressions are favourable. The case is well made and with striking magnetic connections - the outer fin§ish is a nice soft-touch material and nicer than some of the £99 keyboards I’ve seen. The iPad looks ‘nice’ in the case and the mechanism works well for opening and closing with auto wake and auto keyboard on. The magnetic panel has a nice flocked lining to keep the iPad scratch free at the back which is a nice touch.The trackpad is good and can be enabled to tap to click (an Amazon review said that this wasn’t possible - it is it’s just in the system settings of the iPad itself)The keyboard is okay - it’s a bit ‘clacky’ and not as nice a feel as my MBP keyboard (I’m assuming that the genuine Apple MK has the same keys) but that’s to be expected. Couple of minor niggles … firstly (again as expected) the RETURN key is US standard shape (rectangular like all the 3rd party keyboard cases I’ve seen) only the genuine Apple keyboard has the UK shaped ‘taller’ RETURN key and I’ve found myself missing it sometimes but I guess I’ll get used to it. Secondly, no function key row for things like vol, brightness etc. These all require a FN keypress.As I’m not going to be (I don’t think) using the iPad a huge amount for typing this one at £130 seems justifiable. I think I’d be hard pressed to justify £220 more for the Apple version. Maybe if I find myself using this far more than I thought I might upgrade to the Apple one but the cost is eye-watering for what it is.All in all - recommended for the price.

So far so good with this. I wasn’t going to upgrade my old IPad Pro 2nd gen but the apple keyboard case (it wasn’t a magic one/with trackpad) was literally falling apart. I went for the new iPad Pro to treat myself with a new keyboard. At first I was disappointed the old pencil doesn’t work, but this keyboard case makes up for it. While I’ve read it’s a little heavy I don’t notice. No problem with with the magnetic connection. Incredibly easy to set up and use, I’m happy so far with it. The build quality seems better than the old keyboard case I had, which I wasn’t rough on and looked after, but it scuffed and marked too easily and was peeling apart, stopping the keyboard working. The material for this case feels much better and robust. I really like the way it lights up and turns on the screen and all the functions for the trackpad are like touching the screen. If I’d had this case with my old iPad I don’t think it would fallen apart and I’d still be using it after a few years.

At a fraction of the price of Magic option from Apple, super well built and perfect functionality.

The media could not be loaded. Why did you choose this product over others?:I originally picked this keyboard because my current one doesn’t have a trackpad and because I have a trackpad on my Mac, it would be nice to use similar functions which was one of the reasons behind the purchase and the fact that there were payments available and the price was reasonable. However, upon receiving and setting it up on my iPad, which was extremely easy. The one thing I wasn’t satisfied with was the fact that when you open the case fully and attach the iPad if there’s an instability with the back prone to wobbling, if you put it slightly forward it’s nice and stable. And this is the reason I’m returning it, in the event I do onl travelling with my iPad and need to use it on a surface if there’s any vibration or disruption on the surface i.e. on a train I feel that it will make for a very unpleasant experience. Build quality was great everything else fantastic. Yes the trackpad is a bit clicky and requires pressure, not the end of the world but the wobbling, I just couldn’t live with it, and my search continues.I spoke with Belkin technical support who are very helpful but told me it’s the way it is. I would give five stars the quality and connect-ability and ease of use, but feel I need to remove two for the, for me hinge oversight. I don’t believe it should wobble like that..

this is lightweight and easy to attach the iPad onto. The keys are as large as a regular keyboard so easy to use. The iPad stays in place, but easy to get off

It’s well built, but it is a bit heavy. Good for both professionals and domestic use

Theres a very good reason this is selling for £50 less than normal pricing.1) Can’t use it without keyboard displayed - ie as a dedicated protection cover when using iPAD PRO freely2) No dedicated place for pencil to be secured when in transit3) Cheaper models have dedicated Multimedia Keys which are user friendly this keyboard is very basic4) Extremely poor guidance use notes the WEBSITE is nauseous and unhelpful5) Touchpad is intermittent in functionality6) The cheaper brands have multiple colour combinations and brightness controls ALL CONTROLLED WITH DEDICATED KEYS7) OVER PRICED BUT QUALITY IS UNDER VALUE